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A UNIQUELY INTEGRATED TEAM DESIGNING AND BUILDING WITH
BIM
GERBER ARCHITEK TEN & BUROHAPPOLD ENGINEERING
A U N I Q U E LY I N T E G R AT E D T E A M D E S I G N I N G A N D B U I L D I N G W I T H B I M2
FOR OVER A DECADE WE ARE SUCCESSFULLY COLLABORATING USING BIM ON OUR PROJEC TS.
WE ARE LEADING BIM EXPERTS AND INVITE YOU TO SHARE THE BENEFITS OF OUR EXPERIENCE.
A UNIQUELY INTEGRATED DESIGN TEAM
For over a decade, Gerber Architekten and BuroHappold have successfully collaborated on a variety of projects, using BIM as an advanced planning and process tool. We consider ourselves leading BIM experts and are eager to share the benefits of BIM with our clients.
Gerber Architekten, with over 50 years of practice, offers a wealth of expertise, competence and excellence. Our staff consists of architects, interior designers, landscape design-ers, engineers and surveyors located in our offices in Dort-mund, Hamburg, Berlin, Riyadh and Shanghai.
Our services range from consulting, project development for all project stages including cost and construction manage-ment and also general planning. Through intensive commu-nication with our clients, we develop common goals in order to develop exciting and quality designs which are produced efficiently and economically.
BuroHappold celebrates 40 years since Sir Ted Happold founded ‘BuroHappold’ and began solving the most complex and challenging design problems the world could throw at them.
Today our canvas is broader than buildings alone. We design urban environments, transit hubs, city districts and entire cit-ies.
We celebrate our engineers and their fervent, creative minds that bring a spark of inspiration to each challenge, pushing the boundaries of each opportunity to grow, flourish and re-generate environments to the benefit of all.
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BIM IS THE NEW INDUSTRY BENCHMARK
BIM IS TRANSFORMING CONSTRUC TION AND REVOLUTIONIZING THE DESIGN PROCESS.
BIM IS BUILDING THE ENTIRE BUILDING VIRTUALLY BEFORE YOU AC TUALLY BUILD IT.
In the past we had to imagine how a building would fit together from 2D Plans... now we create a full 3D before we start to build it.
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BIM stands for Building Information Modeling and represents the process of development and use of a computer gener-ated model to simulate planning, design, construction and operation of a facility. The resulting model, is a data-rich, object-oriented and parametric digital representation of the facility, from which data can be extracted and analysed to generate information.
BIM is rapidly transforming building design, construction and operations and the adoption is introducing innovations across the entire value chain.
“BIM, and of BIM virtual design and construction are chosen most often by construction industry professionals as the tech-nologies best positioned to boost productivity. Project col-laboration tools rank second among top technologies and management strategies to improve productivity.” (Economist Intelligence Unit Report, 2015)
Over the last two decades, BIM has evolved the way build-ings were previously described in two dimensional views of plans, sections, elevations to dynamic three dimensional “smart object” building elements and systems. Twenty years ago we had to imagine how a building would fit together in three dimensions. Today, we model fully in three dimensions before we start to actually construct the building.
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THE PROCESS IS SMAR T
WITH BIM WE IMPROVE THE COLLABORATIVE DESIGN PROCESS AND COMMUNICATION.
WITH BIM WE PROVIDE CONSISTENT INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO ALL PARTIES.
When developing the design, we coordinate our work in a collaborative BIM model that is live, continually updated by designers and engineers and made available to all involved.
The coordinated ‘single source of truth’, combined with high availability, results in higher transparency, speeds up deci-sion making and increases the overall efficiency of our pro-ject delivery.
If, for example, the client makes a change, all other parties involved see the change and can respond instantly. There is not less communication than before, rather it is better target-ed, streamlined and without delays. Furthermore, fabricators and manufacturers can get involved earlier.
The costs of design changes increase as the project pro-gresses. We aim at detecting possible errors and conflicts of planning at an early stage so that design changes are less expensive.
Our concept of a collaborative and highly coordinated de-sign process supported by our integrated clash management helps us prevent errors more easily and diminish expensive changes during construction.
The early involvement of all parties, who work simultane-ously with us on the project and the efficient and transparent cooperation in one coordinated model, as well as the great visualizations, support the unobstructed execution at the construction site.
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IN PREPARATION AS AT 9th SEPTEMBER 2015 90% DRAFTFINAL DESIGN
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BIM MAKES YOU MORE COMPE TITIVE.
BIM WILL LEAD TO REDUCED DESIGN AND CONSTRUC TION COSTS.
AND HAS BENEFITS FOR YOU
Findings prove that all parties involved benefit from using BIM by becoming more competitive due to a combination of factors such as improved reliability of outcome and a maxim-ised profit margin, higher quality construction, greater cus-tomer satisfaction and reduced costs.
Findings also show that BIM improves the project informa-tion mobility and therefore leads to enhanced collaboration and increased productivity. The consequence is the reduc-tion of design iterations, as well as improvements of sched-ule, cost and ROI.
And there is also the brand building factor: Embracing the BIM method and collaborating with industry leading prac-tices, that use BIM, promotes an industry leader image.
Furthermore the visualisations created with BIM enable a better understanding of proposed designs leading to fewer problems related to planning errors during construction, such as coordination issues or construction errors.
Besides producing a more coherent and high-quality design, BIM enables more client involvement. This is especially bene-ficial in large, complex building projects. Not only the quality of the final design improves but also the generation of con-struction documents, positively impacting the ability to plan construction phasing and logistics.
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Benefits of BIM at Construction Stage
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OUR CORE SERVICES
OUR EXTENDED SERVICES
PROJECT INCEPTION
Realistic Lifecycle Costing Analysis to evaluate business case
DESIGN
Exploring multiple custom-ised design iterations
Efficient collaboration in a shared data platform sup-ported by clash detection management
Enabling to make informed decisions at key points in earlier stages of the design
Better understanding through enhanced visualisations
Integrated engineering analy-sis and simulations for an optimised scheme
Live BoQs and costs
DOCUMENTATION
Consistent documentation in a shared BIM environment
Connected information to better manage when late changes occur
Streamlined document con-trol process
Custom outputs from the model
Better communication of re-quirements and specifications
No loss of information when transition through project stages
CONSTRUCTION
Construction sequencing to coordinate material order-ing, fabrication, and delivery schedules for all building components
3D Visualisation on site for efficient practise with less mistakes
Engaging contractors and model sharing earlier enables better preparation and feedback
Reducing remedial works due to enhanced quality control and design coordination
Reducing project time and improving workflow due to earlier involvemenet of fabricators
Reduction of wastages and better implementation of lean construction techniques
CRADLE TO CRADLE ASSE T AND
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PROJEC T MANAGEMENT WITH BIM
DEMOLITION & RECYCLING
Enabling demolition process and waste disposal by show-ing quantities and inventory of materials
RENOVATE, REFIT, REPURPOSE
Providing the history of the asset and eliminating the need to remeasure, redraw and rediscover
Pinpointing elements within a model by classification, enabling management of any replacement, recall, or war-ranty issue
OPERATION
Increasing building effi-ciency through performance monitoring and integrated building management
Supporting the collection, processing and use of perfor-mance data.
Enabling efficient facility management
Recording models with links to all facility information as serial codes, warranties, and the operation and mainte-nance history of all the build-ing components
Digital operation and mainte-nance manuals with embed-ded technical information
Streamlining change manage-ment by assisting in space reconfiguration and scenario planning
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BIM HAS MULTIPLE DIMENSIONS
BIM IS MORE THAN A 3D MODEL. IT INCLUDES A 4TH, 5TH, 6TH AND 7TH DIMENSION.
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TIME COST SUSTAINABILITY FACILITY MANAGMENTVISUAL/MODEL
The 3rd dimension, the 3D building model made of para-metric 3D objects relating to each other, creates the basis for all building information modeling. Besides designing and co-ordinating in a 3D enviroment it allows for the attachment of additional information. Enhanced 3D visualisation tools are integrated into the design process in order to generate ani-mation videos, walk-throughs and photorealistic still images. These enable our clients and all stakeholders to virtually ex-perience, fully understand the design proposals and identify any issues or difficulties encountered.
The 4th dimension of the model connects the time. Besides the scheduling of project stages, it is possible to explore op-tions, manage solutions and optimise results relative to time. Specifically, optimised construction, collaborative and trans-parent project implementation, partnering with the supply chain and production of components are all possibilities with BIM.
BIM is multidimensional and much more than just a 3D model of a building. Components of our BIM models embed agreed additional information specific to the further dimensions of time (4D), cost (5D), simulations and sustainability (6D) and facility management (7D).
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WHICH CREATE SYNERGIES
THE DIMENSIONS DON‘ T STAND ALONE BUT CREATE SYNERGIES THAT SAVE T IME AND MONEY.
Closely linked to time, the 5th dimension connects costs to model quantities and enables effective cost management at any stage of the project. That includes Life Cycle Costing and option assessment in the early project stages. Recognizing that the running of a facility calculated over the lifetime of a building exceeds the construction cost by multiples, this BIM dimension becomes invaluable.
With the 6th dimension of a BIM model, we provide techni-cal simulations and sustainability assessments based on the building model. Early stage applications such as daylight, en-ergy and climate analysis are part of our standard workflow. After adding further detail and information, the model also provides the basis for sustainable building certification.
To implement the final 7th dimension, we feed defined in-formation for the later operation and facility management of the building into the model. With BIM it is much more cost ef-fective to exchange elements during operation, such as light-ing and fire safety equipment whilst maintenance schedules, equipment and component specifications and other opera-tion and maintenance information can be made easily avail-able.
All dimensions are not stand alone instead they create synergies. By including parameters for time and cost for instance, we facili-tate the work of logistics planners and quantity surveyors. We have the ability to produce construction sequence schedules and animations that are driven by the time parameters within the modeled elements. Using BIM tools, we have the ability to compare the most diverse factors and find the optimum value to meet the objectives of our clients.
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WHAT WE CAN OFFER
OUR INTEGRATED DESIGN TEAM TAILORS BIM TO SUIT YOUR GOALS.
BIM planning Analysing options and opportunities; Assessing BIM requirements and defining goals and BIM strategy; Project BIM Standard and BIM Execution Plan to define data standards and procedures between all stakeholders
BIM Execution, Management and Coordination Managing the whole BIM information lifecycle
Conceptual Design Through use of 3D models undertaking complex conceptual design studies and linking information to BIM process; Practicing integrated design through early model collabora-tion and simulations to test and develop ideas
Simulations and Analysis Linking data to software for bi-directional analysis and member updates
Detailed design and Clash Management Linking to other discipline models to enable interactive design changes; Exploring design options without affecting design pro-gramme
Documentation Information within the BIM environment assures consist-ency of project documentation including cost calculations, specifications, drawings, schedules and images; Direct integration of all contributing to the project
Fabrication & pre-fabrication Selecting the software that enables us to communicate most effectively; Providing fabricator with a full 3D data-rich model
Construction 4D / 5D Including parameters for time and cost; Producing construction sequence drawings; Scheduling and coding all projects with required classifica-tion to assist in the costing and purchasing of elements
Construction logistics Checking other discipline’s models, temporary works mod-els, or other site constraints that could affect the design
Operation & Maintenance/Facility Management Delivering Facility Management data; Preparing guidelines and plug-ins to enable users to get information
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IWS-71 NE Quadrant ElevationScale 1:75
Important information concerning IWS-71 Geometry:The following drawings show planar and vertical sections of only the North-Eastern (NE) Quadrant of IWS-71.
NW Quadrant is mirrored in K axis.Both NE and NW Quadrants are mirrored in 10 axis to the form the SouthernHalf of IWS-71.
IWS-71 Diagram Color Legend
GREEN PANELSNE Quadrant panels.NW Quadrant is mirrored in K axis.Both NE and NW Quadrants are mirrored in 10 axis to the form the SouthernHalf of IWS-71.
RED PANELSNorth Middle Panels.To be mirroroed only once in 10 axis.
BLUE PANELSEast Middle Panels.To be mirroroed only once in K axis.
IWS-71 NE Quadrant Panels Count
GREEN PANELSQuadrangles: 72Triangles: 412
RED PANELSQuadrangles: 7
BLUE PANELSQuadrangles: 7
IWS-71 Total Panels Count and Areas
GREEN PANELSQuadrangles: 72x4=288 2004.8m2Triangles: 412x4=1648 4405.2m2
RED PANELSQuadrangles: 7x2=14 105.6m2
BLUE PANELSQuadrangles: 7x2=14 116.3m2
IWS-71 Total Glass Area 6631.9m2
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IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +596.51m
IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +597.76m
IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +599.01m
IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +600.26m
IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +601.51m Line-2 Level (S-5)
IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +595.26m
IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +603.26m
IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +605.01m
IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +606.76m
IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +608.51m Concourse Level (S-3)
IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +610.84m
IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +613.16m
IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +615.51m Mezzanine Level (S-1)
IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +617.61m
IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +622.51m Ground Level (S-0)
IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +619.74m
IWS-71 Plan NE Quadrant +594.01m Line-1 Level (S-6)
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OUR INTEGRATED DESIGN APPROACH
By providing a broad range of engineering specialisms within a single integrated team, we are able to deliver world class buildings that add real value to our clients projects. Working across specialisms enables us to strengthen our knowledge and provide a powerful combination of smart integrated thinking and planning, across all elements of building design. This unique combination of integrated skills means we understand both the science and art of deliver-
ing great buildings, resulting in the optimal solution with minimal disruption. We also embrace partnering to ensure we offer the very best technical and sector skills to achieve high performance buildings through more efficient and creative methods.
The Team Gerber Architekten and BuroHappold Engineering is looking forward to work with you.
OUR SER VICE OFFERS AS AN INTEGRATED TEAM
LandscapeDesign
Cost &ConstructionManagement
Architecture
Structural Engineering
BuildingPhysics
FireEngineering
RegionalPlanning
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